Another tiny #MARCHintosh project had me swapping between System 6 and System 7 to try and shift my hardware's clock into the twenty-first century: krpalmer.dreamwidth.org/486761.html

If you see this, post a robot (Or don't, I'm not your boss)

A few sights seen and a theme reprised with variations via The Twilight Zone and "The Chaser": krpalmer.dreamwidth.org/486623.html

Another Gou Tanabe manga adaptation of an H.P. Lovecraft story reaches into cosmic strangeness with "The Colour Out of Space": krpalmer.dreamwidth.org/486260.html

The Twilight Zone reaches back a bit further than we reach back to it now to make "A Stop at Willoughby," an episode I'd been anticipating: krpalmer.dreamwidth.org/486044.html

Welcome to #MARCHintosh!

After picking up on #MARCHintosh I supposed I could set up some vintage hardware I was fortunate enough to have come into via a now-defunct Apple users group; the question is how much I can do with it compared to anyone else: krpalmer.dreamwidth.org/485868.html

FLCL, Spirited Away, Full Metal Panic, Voices of a Distant Star, Azumanga Daioh, Gundam Seed, Kaleido Star, Planetes, Nanoha, Major, Aria, Black Lagoon, Strain, Hidamari Sketch, Gurren Lagann, Clannad, Macross Frontier, Cross Game, Taisho Baseball Girls, A Certain Scientific Railgun

A brief note about having kept a "computer magazine cover chronicle" going for ten years: krpalmer.dreamwidth.org/485623.html

Getting to "Nightmare as a Child" reached a Twilight Zone episode interestingly different than I'd imagined: krpalmer.dreamwidth.org/485375.html

Just as I ran out of Red River re-releases to read, I happened to see news the manga would get an anime adaptation after quite a few years: krpalmer.dreamwidth.org/485000.html

I suppose I still haven't adjusted to the current state of "general anime awareness," prompted this time by a pack of Uno cards with Spy x Family imagery and a McDonald's logo: krpalmer.dreamwidth.org/484717.html

The Twilight Zone drops in on "A Nice Place to Visit" (tailored for the person whose visit is a bit more long-term): krpalmer.dreamwidth.org/484410.html

After being hit by the impression I've actually managed to improve my drawings, I put a little bit of potential evidence at the link: krpalmer.dreamwidth.org/484278.html

The invisible become visible when The Twilight Zone gets to "The Big Tall Wish": krpalmer.dreamwidth.org/484014.html

An announcement of "the Rifftrax folks" starting a Kickstarter to make Mystery Science Theater 3000 episodes again has got people signing up fast, and yet I haven't rushed yet: krpalmer.dreamwidth.org/483785.html

Further adventures with the Macintosh emulator Snow wound up getting back to sampling the first difficult days of the computer: krpalmer.dreamwidth.org/483526.html

The Twilight Zone travels in time through technical means and blends a bit of a different genre with that science fiction in "Execution": krpalmer.dreamwidth.org/483124.html

Revisiting an issue of the Color Computer magazine The Rainbow with a cover date exactly forty years back: krpalmer.dreamwidth.org/483008.html

The Twilight Zone goes to Mars to see if "People Are Alike All Over": krpalmer.dreamwidth.org/482774.html

Another random pop culture reference on the radio managed to agree with my interests: krpalmer.dreamwidth.org/482310.html

Although I knew what "Long Live Walter Jameson" entailed, this Twilight Zone episode did turn out interesting: krpalmer.dreamwidth.org/482143.html

Bringing up a discussion of recently identified species due to a certain comparison to particular works of animation: krpalmer.dreamwidth.org/481842.html

I started watching the Twilight Zone episode "A World of Difference" with no expectations and was soon intrigued: krpalmer.dreamwidth.org/481629.html

Unbending to the point of watching some new Star Wars content; most likely it was a matter of "Star Wars Visions 3" having been animated in Japan: krpalmer.dreamwidth.org/481470.html

Finishing out my year in anime watching, I wrapped up Attack on Titan, began Wonderful Precure, got around to Apocalypse Hotel, and tossed in a few other varied titles: krpalmer.dreamwidth.org/481044.html

Getting to a Twilight Zone episode already familiar through adaptations, "The Monsters Are Due on Maple Street": krpalmer.dreamwidth.org/480920.html

Risking the possibility of diminishing returns as I return to the Macross Zero OVAs for the first time since they concluded: krpalmer.dreamwidth.org/480616.html

A still-unusual change of lead in the Twilight Zone episode "Mirror Image": krpalmer.dreamwidth.org/480341.html

Exploring an option to get Infocom adventures running in the close confines of a TRS-80 Model 100 portable (while confronting how I've used a different option with my actual hardware): krpalmer.dreamwidth.org/480073.html

The Twilight Zone goes back into space and makes a strange landing in "Elegy": krpalmer.dreamwidth.org/479876.html

As the Snow emulator began to offer more Macintosh models, I stepped towards the present by trying to get the most minimal of QuickTime videos playing back within it: krpalmer.dreamwidth.org/479670.html

The Twilight Zone goes to war again (and had me looking up Rod Serling's biography) in "The Purple Testament": krpalmer.dreamwidth.org/479418.html

Revamping my personal selection of that antique Mystery Science Theater 3000 fanwork, MSTings: krpalmer.dreamwidth.org/479088.html

The Twilight Zone linked the First World War and its present day (which weren't all that far apart looking back now...) in "The Last Flight": krpalmer.dreamwidth.org/478906.html

A belated follow-up to the follow-up: I received the package of replacement discs yesterday. One of these days, I suppose, I'll watch through my set...

Returning to the science fiction anime Bubblegum Crisis for the first time in years (but not quite past the year in the OVA's title, anyway): krpalmer.dreamwidth.org/478499.html

A brief follow-up on this, for what it's worth: I did receive a tracking number today for my replacement Dirty Pair Blu-Rays, although as of this moment FedEx doesn't "have the package" yet.

Another Twilight Zone episode I was already familiar with raised my interest on getting to "The Fever": krpalmer.dreamwidth.org/478311.html

My latest once-a-year trip through the Star Wars movies picked up some months after the latest theatrical re-release: krpalmer.dreamwidth.org/478149.html

The Twilight Zone takes an unusual road trip with "The Hitch-Hiker": krpalmer.dreamwidth.org/477750.html

An extended first look at a manga several decades old that sends its heroine much further back in time, Red River: krpalmer.dreamwidth.org/477598.html

The Twilight Zone stuck with science fiction with "I Shot an Arrow into the Air," and also had me thinking of its previous SF episodes: krpalmer.dreamwidth.org/477267.html

Getting back to assembling a "Gunpla" model kit and trying a few simple tricks to improve its appearance: krpalmer.dreamwidth.org/476982.html

After supposing The Twilight Zone was getting back to science fiction from the title "Third from the Sun," it also got back to something I hadn't quite expected: krpalmer.dreamwidth.org/476731.html

A few further experiments with the Snow emulator (one of which led to setting up an actual antique Macintosh): krpalmer.dreamwidth.org/476671.html

"The Four of Us Are Dying" was an intriguing title for a Twilight Zone episode by itself; the episode itself was complicated but intriguing: krpalmer.dreamwidth.org/476170.html

Starting into the last "Peanuts Every Sunday" colour collection (on the seventy-fifth anniversary of the strip's appearance) and reading through to the end: krpalmer.dreamwidth.org/476155.html

I did, anyway, find and read a recent science fiction novel in "Exiles" by Mason Coile: krpalmer.dreamwidth.org/475794.html

"What You Need" had me thinking of previous Twilight Zone episodes before it offered an interesting change: krpalmer.dreamwidth.org/475615.html